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The lecture on "Jewish Life in Prewar USSR" provides an in-depth exploration of the experiences and challenges faced by Jewish communities living in the Soviet Union before World War II. Focusing on the socio-political climate of the era, the lecture delves into how communist ideologies affected Jewish cultural and religious practices, education, and the overall sense of Jewish identity. It also addresses the complex interactions between Jewish populations and the Soviet state, highlighting issues of antisemitism, survival, and adaptation amid oppressive political agendas. This session is part of a broader educational initiative aimed at preserving and understanding Jewish history and heritage through academic courses and community engagement.